A chronicle of a football dream to be built In the heart of the Atlantic, an archipelago of less than 600,000 souls stands up to the giants of African and world football. Cape Verde, modest by its demographics, has become colossal by its audacity. In CAN as in the World Cup, it imposes a lesson of organization, pride and foresight. In the shadow of this luminous example, a question arises in Burundi: why not us? Yes, it is possible. Provided tha…
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A chronicle of a football dream to be built In the heart of the Atlantic, an archipelago of less than 600,000 souls stands up to the giants of African and world football. Cape Verde, modest by its demographics, has become colossal by its audacity. In CAN as in the World Cup, it imposes a lesson of organization, pride and foresight. In the shadow of this luminous example, a question arises in Burundi: why not us? Yes, it is possible. Provided tha…